Extra Time - Rory Duncan Mission European Cup
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The Toyota Cheetahs have set their sights on competing in the lucrative European Cup in the not too distant future.
The team from Bloemfontein reached the play-offs of the Guinness Pro14 in their debut season and staked a serious claim at playing in the world’s richest rugby competition.
Due to the Cheetahs being ineligible to play in the old Heineken Cup, the Cardiff Blues claimed a spot in the competition.
The out-going Cheetahs coach, Rory Duncan, told OFM Sport that playing in the top-tier European tournament will benefit the franchise greatly financially.
The remaining Pro14 squad enjoy a month-long breather before reassembling on 11 June.
The team from Bloemfontein reached the play-offs of the Guinness Pro14 in their debut season and staked a serious claim at playing in the world’s richest rugby competition.
Due to the Cheetahs being ineligible to play in the old Heineken Cup, the Cardiff Blues claimed a spot in the competition.
The out-going Cheetahs coach, Rory Duncan, told OFM Sport that playing in the top-tier European tournament will benefit the franchise greatly financially.
The remaining Pro14 squad enjoy a month-long breather before reassembling on 11 June.
